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Make a free plan that is very restrictive. You want people to be able to quickly assess whether or not the tool is useful to them. People are use to being able
by kevinelliott 16y ago
Make a free plan that is very restrictive. You want people to be able to quickly assess whether or not the tool is useful to them. People are use to being able to trial software first (it's been done for years now). Allow them to try all the features, but not have any ability to use it for real production use. So let them accept 5 support requests, perhaps.
Alternatively, if you don't, you have to have great screenshots and screencasts. Chances are you will risk losing a lot of potential clients otherwise.
- mvalle 16y agoHow about having a dummy-demo. Basically give the user a taste of the UI without the functionality, ie. just send the user a static html page to get a feel of the interface and how it would work. Of course, it depends on what you are offering.